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Morning Rundown: Student loan debt legislation vetoed, Florida neighborhood shooting suspect’s behavior, ‘Bob’s Burgers’ actor arrested

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  • Mike Pence makes 2024 presidential run official

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  • U.S. air quality concerns from Canadian wildfire haze, ozone concentrations

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  • Ukrainian dam destroyed, flooding cities and forcing evacuations

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  • DEA: Chinese organized crime laundering money for Mexican drug cartels

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  • Apple unveils new mixed-reality headset, its first new product in years

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  • Ukraine accuses Russia of misinformation over failed offensive announcement

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  • U.S. releases video of close call with China in the Taiwan Strait

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Nightly News

Men known as ‘Central Park Five’ speak out 30 years after wrongful conviction

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In our series Justice For All, Lester Holt sits down with the men who were labeled the “Central Park Five,” and also interviews critically-acclaimed director Ava DuVernay, who is retelling the story of their wrongful conviction and the aftermath in the new Netflix series “When They See Us.”May 13, 2019

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    AI meets agriculture with new farm machines to kill weeds and harvest crops

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  • Government looking into child migrant worker allegations at U.S. companies: NBC News investigation

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  • The countdown is on in Paris for 2024 Olympics

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  • Protests over Pride Month at California school board meeting turn violent

    01:38

  • High school graduate and stepfather killed in Virginia mass shooting

    01:31

  • Mike Pence makes 2024 presidential run official

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